Things to do in Kyushu Wildlife Park African Safari

A special experience, seeing all 7 different colors of hot springs at once, plus a little booklet to stamp different hot springs as a souvenir 👍👍

Redeem the tickets in front of Umi Jigoku (Sea Hell); the price is slightly cheaper if you book online. For some of the hells, you just drop your ticket stub into a box; there are no staff collecting them.

Simply go to one of the hot springs to redeem your ticket, and you'll receive a booklet of tickets. First, go to Umi Jigoku (Sea Hell), then see the nearby mudstone, Oniyama (Demon Mountain), Kamado (Cooking Pot Hell), and Shiraike (White Pond Hell). Then, walk from Shiraike to the Kannawa #2 bus stop and go to Chinoike (Blood Pond Hell) and Tatsumaki (Tornado Hell).

The Ichiran Ramen next to Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine has a globally unique pentagonal bowl, representing passing an exam. The town of Yufuin is truly beautiful, and if I have the chance, I will definitely drive there and stay overnight.

Our guide, Mei was very efficient, polite and helpful. She speaks English well. The trip was not so bad. The views were amazing. Time for each stop was a bit rushed -- as expected but still worth it

This was my first time participating in a day tour like this, and I was surprised by how great the experience was. I appreciate our tour leader, Wang Qi, for providing detailed explanations before we arrived at each attraction, which helped us learn a lot about Japan during this trip. At each location, the leader also proactively helped us take photos and took great care of every member of the group. 100% smile!

I absolutely love this activity, especially the close interaction with the small animals. There are so many different kinds, and the little train is so cute. It's also very convenient. Seeing all the adorable animals was just delightful. They say it's the best zoo in Kyushu, and they're not wrong. You can even get up close and feed the monkeys 😂. Redemption was easy and convenient.

Easy redemption! Tour guide will send a message a day before to confirm the trip and meeting point. Our Chinese guide is friendly and helpful! He brought us around and tried his best to speak English. He introduced us to the mushroom at Yufuin which is so yummy!